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    The document summarizes a court order vacating a previous order to have Alejandro Toledo taken into custody by the U.S. Marshal for extradition. The previous order was issued to allow for Toledo's extradition since the Secretary of State can only surrender someone who is in custody. However, the Ninth Circuit has now stayed extradition for 14 days to allow Toledo to request reconsideration, so the new order vacates the commitment order and directs the U.S. Marshal not to take Toledo into custody at this time.

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    The document summarizes a court order vacating a previous order to have Alejandro Toledo taken into custody by the U.S. Marshal for extradition. The previous order was issued to allow for Toledo's extradition since the Secretary of State can only surrender someone who is in custody. However, the Ninth Circuit has now stayed extradition for 14 days to allow Toledo to request reconsideration, so the new order vacates the commitment order and directs the U.S. Marshal not to take Toledo into custody at this time.

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    The document summarizes a court order vacating a previous order to have Alejandro Toledo taken into custody by the U.S. Marshal for extradition. The previous order was issued to allow for Toledo's extradition since the Secretary of State can only surrender someone who is in custody. However, the Ninth Circuit has now stayed extradition for 14 days to allow Toledo to request reconsideration, so the new order vacates the commitment order and directs the U.S. Marshal not to take Toledo into custody at this time.

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    Case 3:19-mj-71055-MAG Document 224 Filed 04/07/23 Page 1 of 1

    FILED
    1 Apr 07 2023

    Mark B. Busby
    2 CLERK, U.S. DISTRICT COURT
    NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
    SAN FRANCISCO
    3

    4 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

    5 NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA

    7 IN THE MATTER OF THE Case No. 19-mj-71055-MAG-1 (TSH)


    EXTRADITION OF ALEJANDRO
    8 TOLEDO MANRIQUE
    ORDER VACATING ORDER OF
    9 COMMITMENT
    10

    11

    12
    Northern District of California
    United States District Court

    13 On April 5, 2023, the Court issued an order of commitment for the U.S. Marshal to take

    14 Alejandro Toledo into custody. ECF No. 221. The purpose of the order was to effectuate his

    15 extradition, since the Secretary of State may surrender someone only if he is in custody. See 18

    16 U.S.C. § 3186. Toledo has otherwise been on release for the past three years.

    17 Yesterday evening the Ninth Circuit issued an order stating that “[e]xtradition is stayed for

    18 14 days to allow Toledo an opportunity to move for reconsideration by the panel or the en banc

    19 court. An order setting an expedited en banc schedule will follow.” Manrique v. Kolc, 22-15705,

    20 ECF No. 53. As Toledo cannot presently be extradited, the Court VACATES its order of

    21 commitment and ORDERS the U.S. Marshal not to take Toledo into custody.

    22 IT IS SO ORDERED.

    23

    24 Dated: April 7, 2023

    25
    THOMAS S. HIXSON
    26 United States Magistrate Judge
    27

    28

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